246 E 90th St, Apt 1-A

$2,250

Upper East Side

1 BD, 3 BA

Apartment Details

1

Bed

3

Baths

3

Rooms

Available On

Immediately

Lease Info

Lease Term: One or Two year

*VIRTUAL TOUR AVAILABLE BY REQUEST*
This apartment is transformed and renewed, from A-Z no expense has been saved on gut renovations. The new renovations include the following: Brand new hardwood floor throughout the living room and bedroom, redesign of closet space, restoration of a beautiful exposed brick wall and decorative fireplace, brand new French door, rewiring of electricity and data  adding USB charging docks in outlets(!!). Also, completed a brand new windowed kitchen, fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, new cabinetry, and granite countertops. The full bathroom also getting a major facelift with all new all around. This apartment is located on a tree-lined street and is directly in front of one of NYC's hidden gems, Ruppert Park. The interior of the building has been freshened up with a brand new paint job, new floors/carpet and even crown moldings throughout! Very friendly building with an easy and simple application process. Welcome home!

Manhattan’s Upper East Side extends from 59th St. to 96th St., east of Fifth Avenue and is known as one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in the city. The neighborhood consists of stylishly restored old mansions, luxury high rises, stately townhouses, and several of the best co-ops and condos in Manhattan. This district includes access to some of the finest public schools as well as elite private schools like The Dalton School and The Brearley School. Central Park is a quick westward stroll away. Art lovers will find that they can walk to their favorite museums, namely The Metropolitan, The Guggenheim, The Frick, and The Whitney. They can also visit the famous auction houses of Christie’s and Sotheby’s. Posh boutiques and upscale intimate restaurants enhance the area’s elegance.

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